It’s ok, he’s got his foot touching it.
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cmac@lemmy.worldtoNew York Times gift articles@sopuli.xyz•Maryland Senator Meets With Wrongly Deported Man in El Salvador29·5 months ago“It’s appalling and sad that Senator Van Hollen and the Democrats applauding his trip to El Salvador today are incapable of having any shred of common sense or empathy for their own constituents,” Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, said at a briefing on Wednesday afternoon.
As one of his constituents I certainly don’t feel like he’s lacking empathy. I’m definitely planning on voting for him again.
cmac@lemmy.worldto Leopards Ate My Face@lemmy.world•Explain it to me (sans facts).English12·5 months agoEven the administration admits that it will make things more expensive. The “passthrough” of 0.25 in their equation means Americans will pay 25% of the tariff amount. And it’s in the denominator, so if it was 0, the (limit of the) tariff rate would go to infinity, which means no amount of tariff would be effective.
cmac@lemmy.worldto World News@lemmy.ml•Palestinian Oscar winner lynched by Israeli settlers and kidnapped by IDF2958·6 months agoI guess this is a severely watered down use of the word “lynched”, because you’re not alive to be kidnapped after the traditional meaning.
cmac@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Judge rejects Musk's attempt to block OpenAI's for-profit transitionEnglish8·7 months agoMusk wants to block it, so being against blocking it is the opposite of what he wants.
cmac@lemmy.worldtoEconomics@lemmy.world•Tesla's market cap sinks below $1 trillion as stock slumps more than 8%59·7 months agoWow, now they’re only worth as much as the next 10 largest auto manufacturers combined. Their market cap is completely disconnected from reality. They should not be worth 4 times as much as Toyota.
It’s not illegal, but most government employees work for the executive branch, so you can theoretically be fired for not obeying the chief executive (president). Just like someone at a company can be fired for disobeying the CEO, unless there is actually a law protecting the specific behavior.
cmac@lemmy.worldto politics @lemmy.world•Marjorie Taylor Greene demands Congress 'force' Gulf of Mexico name change as UK refuses to adopt new name17·8 months agoHow did Trump support the name change in a 2024 executive order if he wasn’t president during any of 2024? I don’t remember Biden signing that order for him.
There’s always inheritance tax, and splitting the fortune with siblings. Eventually someone down the line would only be getting $999 million.
cmac@lemmy.worldto Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Youtube's web UX team is a joke.English9·1 year agoIt’s not a link to a sponsor. It’s a YouTube info page about what it means for a video to have the “Contains sponsorship” tag.
cmac@lemmy.worldto News@lemmy.world•Prisoners fight against working in heat on former slave plantation, raising hope for change in South56·1 year ago“…except as a punishment for crime” -13th amendment
Maybe “former” slave plantation isn’t an accurate description.
Those aren’t even real people. Those “usernames” are the names of custom emojis you can use in Twitch chat. Still weird in context, but I can see how it would be even more creepy if you didn’t know that.
Or they try to refill prescriptions that aren’t supposed to be. I got a call from them saying they had contacted my doctor and she wouldn’t let them refill my short term antibiotics, so I should call and fix that so they can give me more that I don’t need.
You can get one of those things without a prescription now
cmac@lemmy.worldto politics @lemmy.world•For 20 Years, I Couldn’t Say What Donald Trump Did on the Set of The Apprentice. Now I Can.6·1 year agoHate speech in the United States
In a Supreme Court case on the issue, Matal v. Tam (2017), the justices unanimously reaffirmed that there is effectively no “hate speech” exception to the free speech rights protected by the First Amendment and that the U.S. government may not discriminate against speech on the basis of the speaker’s viewpoint.
It’s not a crime on its own in the US, but if it incites imminent lawless action that can be a crime.
The cars already have decent GPUs to process the camera data for driving assistance features, so someone at the company probably just thought it would be neat to do something with that computing power when it’s not being used for driving.
At least one of those lines goes back on itself at some point, so my assumption is that it’s tracking where each country has been over time.
This is why, as a native English speaker, I just never express my emotions.
Baltimore is below the Mason Dixon line